I live in Astoria and sunny side but we lived in large buildings so water was included because there's no way to have separate meters for everyone.

Talk to Adrain S. above, he can probably lead you to some good spots in the Lakeland area where you can be all in for under $100k.

It just seems like I am in a difficult spot if I want to have a partner investing with me if I want to live in the unit as well.

“You may see overbuilding of multifamily rental in the short term, but in the long term that’s where the sweet spot is.”

Our dishwasher is a 10 Year old GE that has always left "spots" on our dishes.

Most of the properties we sell are purchased by buyers who already own property nearby the one you are selling.You can get a list of properties for sale in the regular spots like zillow and trulia or dig deeper at the county.We find tons of buyers for our product type at landwatch.com and landandfarm.comIf you are wholesaling homes, look for the we "buy houses people" in craigslist.  

Was a good investment, made $50K in rental and over $100K in appreciation, but was just not a property I wanted in the portfolio, was a real problem child.Really taught me that there are sweet spots in property types for rentals.

I reserved a spot last week for the event in Irvine.

I didn't expect so much substantive content in a 46 second video.Your I.D.E.A.L. acronym was spot on!

But if you're not selling or refinancing, it doesn't really matter.On the other hand, if you are pursuing a strategy that is dependent on timing the market and exiting quickly, such as a value-add flip, then you could get caught in a tough spot if the market turns against you before you refi or sell.You also don't want to financially engineer your way into higher returns by putting a lot of debt on the property, because if the economy goes downhill and rents or occupancy are affected, you may not be able to make your debt service.